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Emilee
8 May, 00:34
Why do civilizations have laws
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Van Mendez
8 May, 02:29
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To instil morality in humans.
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Jenny Landry
8 May, 02:35
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To keep everything controlled. Just think without lawas it would be complete chaos
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